I Believe there's something with grub that needs to modified to in order to get Android x86 to boot, the parameter that I added is: this is step right before it loads installer or Android. I use Android Advance Installer to install the Android x86 iso's which gives me a black screen upon selecting the android OS, but when i change the parameters in grub2win, i'm able to get the auto quick auto terminal commands, but at the end of those commands, it stays infinitely at: Now using 'Android Advanced Installer v1.8' combined with 'grub2win v2.2.0.4' has gotten me closer to getting into the installer or live boot for versions 8.1-r6,The cm-x86-14.1-r5 & 9.0-r2, this was just a test, i don't want use this discontinued version. Only a discontinued PhoenixOS (using its windows installer, not liveCD) was able install & boot and all components are working (only issue rotating sensor in opposite direction). My older PC tablets (Samsung Ativ 700t, Vaio Z Canvas, Porsche Design Book One) all boot & install fine with all components touch screen, rotating sensor, bluetooth etc working without any issues. I'm Trying to install any of these versions 8.1-r6,The cm-x86-14.1-r5, 9.0-r2,and even blissos, which they all reboot on this PC upon selecting Live/installation. This PC tablet is UEFI only (NO legacy option) and of course secure Boot is disabled.

I can boot Android x86 Live CD through a bootable USB or a bootable Ventoy SSD, but upon selecting Live/installation or any other option, the PC reboots, instead showing the quick auto terminal commands that leads to loading the installer or live boot. I recently got bought the 'Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable', one of the current best highend pc tablets outthere and need help,

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